Introduction

• Supply Chain Executive
• Material Supply Planning Executive
• Logistics Coordinator
• Purchasing Officer
• Business Development Officer
• Shipping Officer

• Demonstrate relevant Logsitcs & Supply Chain Management knowledge and understanding of organisations, the external environment in which they operate and how they are managed.
• Understand international Logistics and Supply Chain Management, including the integration of information and decisions on transportation, inventory, material flow, and resources.
• Identify the organisation's strength and industry position and understand the external factors that may influence that position.
• Understand the roles of purchasing, materials management and supply management in the realm of logistics and supply chain management.
• Develop a keen awareness of the various modes of transportation and the different strategies shippers adopt in global transportation.
• Conduct an applied research leading to a project report by applying the knowledge, skills and perspectives gained.
• Undertake further training, develop existing skills and acquire new competencies that will enable them to assume significant responsibility in a business organisation.

Curriculum Overview

Programme Structure

Module Outline

Human Resource Management

This modules introduces relevant concepts and theories in the field of Human resources Management and provides students with the knowledge, understanding and key skills in relation to HRM. It provides an insight into international diversity in HRM, allowing them to compare the role, activities, and institutional frameworks of human resource management in different national contexts.


Operations Management

This module will provide students with a thorough background in the areas of management information systems (MIS) and operations management (OM). The main topics of discussion inclue the decision processes, information and decision technologies, information strategy, operations management and operations research. The module maintains a good balance between theoretical and practical aspects and encourages students to achieve expertise in both parts.


International Shipping Management

This module introduces students to the process and procedures of transporting freight by sea and air. The coverage also provides students with the necessary knowledge and insights into shipping terms and import export documentation with a focus on international and local contents.


Warehouse Management

This module introduces students to the functions and activities in the warehouse covering reciept, storage and movement of raw materials or finished goods to intermediate storage locations or to final customer in a multi-echelon model of distribution. The objective of warehousing management is to help in optimal cost of timely order fulfilment by managing the resources and inventory economically.


Business Logistics Strategy

This module focuses on idenfitying the organisation's strength, industry postion and understanding the external factors that may influence that position. It concerns strategic decisions about choice of products and technologies to meet the needs of customers, establish competitive advantage and create new opportunities for the business.


International Purchasing Management

This module focuses on the roles of purchasing and materials management or supply management in the realm of logistics and supply chain management. Students will have the knowledge and understanding of the acquisition, evaluation and selection of supplier processes and learn how to control quality and implement strategic cost management.


Global Distribution Management

this module introduces the different modes of transportation and the different strategies shippers adopt in global transportation. Transport logistics is one of the msot critical aspects of business logistics to satisfy customer demands.


Business Law; OR

This module will provide students with the general knowledgeand understanding of the fundamentals of business law in Singapore. It covers major topic discussed in business law courses providing clear examples and simplified cases. The module contains many practical points and common clauses when drafting a contract.


Strategic Management

This module introduces the student to the theory and practice of strategic management, and the holistic way in which it draws upon a wide variety of managerial functions in its creation. It will provide students with an understanding of the key concepts, theories and process integral to the strategic management of organisations.

Entry Requirements

Minimum Age

At least 17 years old

Minimum Academic Entry Requirement

• Completion of LSBF Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (or equivalent programme); OR
• Polytechnic Diploma holders in a relevant field of study (with exemptions); OR
• Polytechnic Diploma holders in a related field of study (with or without exemptions); OR
• Polytechnic Diploma holders in a non-related field of study (with Bridging); OR
• Other appropriate qualifications

• Grade C6 or better in the English Language at the Singapore GCE 'O' levels; OR
• IELTS 5.5; OR
• Common European Framework B2

Duration & Intake

Programme Duration

Mode of Delivery

Lectures, case studies and exercises, class discussion


Course Duration

Full time course: 
8 months
Students attend lessons for a period of 8 months from Monday to Friday

Part time course:
12 months
Students attend 3-hr lessons 3 nights a week and scheduled weekends for a period of 12 months.


Course Intake

Full-Time: Every 2 Months / Modular
Part-Time: Every 3 Months / Modular

Fees & Funding

Local Student

Part / Full time: S$6,000 (inclusive of GST)


International Student

Full time: S$8,500 (inclusive of GST)